
Hülkenberg Rated Second in Singapore as Verstappen Wins Again
Motorsport-Total.com's driver ratings place Audi's Nico Hülkenberg second in Singapore, where Max Verstappen took his second straight win.
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Motorsport-Total.com's driver ratings place Audi's Nico Hülkenberg second in Singapore, where Max Verstappen took his second straight win.

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Ethiopia has commissioned its first gold refinery, a move the Prime Minister says will let the country process its own bullion instead of exporting raw metal.

Intermarché and Coopérative U stores are among hundreds of French supermarkets affected by a cyberattack targeting their refrigeration systems.

العربية reports Saudi authorities extended the suspension of operations at Riyadh airport after an attack targeted its facilities.

Drammens Tidende reports the man convicted in the Kongsberg killings may be transferred to a staffed residence within three years.

Research reported by Phys.org links the consistency of marine snow to how effectively it moves carbon into the ocean's depths.

Cambodians and international visitors observed the traditional Pchum Ben festival, while free bus travel reportedly saved the public millions of dollars.

Chief Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun has administered the oath to 68 lawyers elevated to the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria.

Misiones waterfalls hit 12,000 cubic meters per second as Argentina, Ecuador and Chile grapple with El Niño rains, evacuations and deadly snow.

Russia's foreign minister says Kyiv should not get the "respite" a truce would provide, as Trump faces backlash over a diesel deal with Moscow.

A former cast member of the Swedish reality show "Robinson" has been convicted of purchasing sexual services, according to Expressen.

Kremlin says it wants lasting peace, not a ceasefire, as Russian attacks hit Ukrainian power sites and kill three in Kharkiv.

Spiegel reports Washington is unhappy with attacks on Russian oil sites, as a US-brokered energy pause applies to Ukraine but not to Russia.

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A Pakistani army training aircraft crashed in Quetta, killing both pilots on board, according to reports citing the military's media wing.

Screen International marked the launch of its UK & Ireland Stars of Tomorrow 2026 list with a party at The Century Club in London on September 23.

Left Party member Mohamed Abdukardir Ali called in sick Monday morning and will miss parliament, according to Aftonbladet.

The Philippine House of Representatives passed the proposed P7.2-trillion 2027 national budget, with critics warning of pork barrel allocations and opaque spending.

Pimax has unveiled the Crystal Pro, a wireless PC-VR headset that reports say will compete with Valve's Steam Frame.

The Irish Times reports that Ireland's food watchdog does not recommend plant-based dairy alternatives for teenagers.

Saudi Arabia has extended the closure of Riyadh airport following Houthi attacks, as oil executives skip a major industry congress in the kingdom.

A chain of AI-assisted attacks on South Korean banks has renewed calls for cyber insurance, but corporate uptake remains under 7 percent.

Reform leader Nigel Farage says he would halt asylum claims for up to five years and deport claimants, according to reports.
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